pdf to word converter

Is your PDF to Word conversion program work on Linux?

Hello,

I would  like to use Your PDF2Word conversion program as a batch PDF to Word conversion in Linux. Our program prepares the file in PCL mode in Linux and then we transfer it, using pcl2pdf, to PDF format. Such a file is made by program  the user's request available in Windows but sometimes would be very usefull to have this file already converted to the Word format. Is it possibile?

Of course if not, I will transfer (any way) the document to the Windows and then I will use Your PDF2Word.

You are saying that You suport many languuages. Have You got Polish?
How about conversion characters in PDF converted from Mazovia – can Your product convert it property? I mean, for example the frames or lines like in tables. Regadrs,
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Thanks for your message, our PDF2Word is support Windows system only, it doesn't support Linux system, sorry for this matter.

Our PDF2Word product does support Polish language, if you encounter a PDF file that can't be converted by our PDF2Word product, please email that PDF file to us, after we checked that PDF file, we will figure out a solution to you shortly.

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pdf to text converter

PDF to Text — Convert PDF to plain text file

good afternoon ...

I need to buy the license of "PDF to Text", but I need to know how the record. You sent me a code which I should replace the program I downloaded from the internet PDF2TXTSetLicenseCode "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX".

Would be so kind to explain how I register the dll before Campra.

From already thank you very much.

Yours sincerely.
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Hi,

You can run following command line to register PDF2TXTCOM.exe COM interface first, (you need run following command line in a CMD window which own administrator privilege),

PDF2TXTCOM.exe /regserver

Then you can use following VBS (VB Script) example to convert your PDF file to text file,
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Dim oTest
dim nRet

Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
strFolder = fso.GetParentFolderName(wscript.ScriptFullName)
destiantionPath = strFolder & "\verypdf.pdf"

Set oTest = CreateObject("PDF2TXTCOM.PDF2TXT")
oTest.com_SetTXTFormat 1
oTest.com_SetZoomRatio 90
oTest.com_PDF2TXTSetLicenseCode("XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
nRet = oTest.com_Pdf2Txt(strFolder & "\sample1.pdf", strFolder & "\sample1-pdf2txt.txt")
nRet = oTest.com_Pdf2TxtEx(strFolder & "\sample1.pdf", strFolder & "\sample1-pdf2txtEx.txt",0,0,"","")
MsgBox "Convert Success!"
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Please replace "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" with your real license key, you will able to convert your PDF file to text file without any restrictions.

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docprint pro, pdfcamp printer

PDF printing problems

Hello,

I have been using PDFcamp Pro Version 2.30 for some time.  However, I am attempting to create PDF documents from Microsoft Word 2010 and, to my frustration, none of the text will print.  Documents that include both text and pictures show only the pictures; the areas where the text should appear are blank.  I am using Windows 7.

Do you have any troubleshooting help for me?

Thanks,
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Our PDFcamp Printer does support Windows 7 and MS Word 2010 application, we suggest you may uninstall PDFcamp Printer and reinstall it to try again.

Also, you can download docPrint Pro v5.0 product from following web page to try, docPrint Pro v5.0 does support both 32bit and 64bit Windows 7 systems, we hoping this product will helpful to you too,

https://www.verypdf.com/artprint/index.html#dl

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Hello,

Thank you for the help.

I reinstalled PDFcamp as you suggested.  I tested one of the same document that was previously printing without the text.  It printed the text, but the paper size was not correct.

So I went into Devices & Printers, Printing Preferences, and selected Paper Size: Standard : Letter (8 1/2x11in).  When I tested my document, it was again printing the pictures without the text.

So I went back into the PDFcamp Printing Preferences and changed to Paper Size: Standard: Legal (8 1/2x14in).  When I tested my document, it printed correctly, but the paper size was not what I wanted.

So I went into the PDFcamp Printing Preferences again and changed to Paper Size: Custom.  I set the Width to 8.5" and the Height to 11" (standard letter size).  I tested the document again and it printed perfectly.

If there is some fix to this, please let me know.

Hope this helps.
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Thanks for your message, we suggest you may download and install docPrint Pro v5.0 from following URL,

https://www.verypdf.com/artprint/docprint_pro_setup.exe

after you installed it, please print your Word document to docPrint PDF Driver, save to a new PDF file, we hoping this solution will helpful to you.

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Convert PCL to PDF file with barcode font

Hello,

We have an aging ERP system that prints PCL to an HP printer with an add-on chip to convert the barcode font, but we are searching for a software solution that will allow us to print (a PDF) to any printer.

Is there a way to print PCL files with barcode information through veryPDF?

Thanks,
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Thanks for your message, you can use our PCL to PDF Converter to convert your PCL file to PDF file first,

https://www.verypdf.com/pcltools/index.html#dl

after you get the PDF file, you can use our PDFPrint Command Line application to print PDF file to target printer again,

https://www.verypdf.com/pdfprint/index.html#dl

we hoping above two applications will useful to you, you may download them from our website to try,

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image to pdf converter

We’re trying to run image2pdf using Coldfusion’s CFX_exec tag on IIS7, Windows 2008

We are in the process of upgrading our servers.

We're trying to run image2pdf using Coldfusion's CFX_exec tag on IIS7, Windows 2008.  (We successfully have it running on IIS6.0, Windows 2003.)

We have registered via command line, but IIS is hanging as if it's prompting for the registration.

Do we need to purchase a 2nd copy for our new server (which will replace the server image2PDF is currently running on)?
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Thanks for your message, yes, when you call img2pdf.exe from IIS server, the trial message box will block the IIS application, after you purchased img2pdf.exe software, this trial message box will be removed, then you can call img2pdf.exe from your ASP or PHP or other applications without any restrictions.

VeryPDF Image to PDF Converter Command Line is licensed by per server, you will need to purchase a license for each server that you want run it on.

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Hi, thanks again for getting back to me.  We purchased another install today however I'm still having problems running from a webpage (runs fine from a command line).

Is img2pdf a 64-bit dll?  The reason I ask is that I'm using "cfx_exec" to run image2pdf from a coldfusion page.  "cfx_exec" is 64-bit and I don't think it works with 32-bit dlls.

On another note, have you have heard of any problems with CFEXECUTE working with your products?  I can get CFEXECUTE to run image2pdf, however the output files are always corrupt.

Any assistance you can provide is greatly appreciated.
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Thanks for your message, you can call img2pdf.exe by cfx_exec from your webpage directly, img2pdf.exe is an EXE application, you can call it from your both 32bit and 64bit applications, you needn't worry about 32bit and 64bit applications.

Also, VeryPDF have a Image2PDF SDK DLL Library too, this DLL library is a 32bit binary format, you can only call it from 32bit application. So we suggest you may use img2pdf.exe to instead of Image2PDF SDK DLL Library, because img2pdf.exe can be called from both 32bit and 64bit EXE applications.

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